Choose the sentence where the gerund is part of a compound noun.

• A. He likes swimming.
• B. Swimming is his favorite sport.
• C. The swimming pool is open.
• D. He is swimming now.

Choose the sentence where the infinitive is used as a noun.

• A. I went to the store to buy milk.
• B. To err is human.
• C. He needs a pen to write with.
• D. She is ready to leave.

Select the sentence that uses the infinitive to express a result.

• A. He studied hard to pass the exam.
• B. To study hard is important.
• C. He has a book to read.
• D. She went to the library.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'used to' followed by an infinitive.

• A. I am used to swim in the morning.
• B. I used to swimming in the morning.
• C. I used to swim in the morning.
• D. I get used to swim in the morning.

Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive after 'enough'?

• A. He is enough tall to reach the shelf.
• B. He is tall enough reaching the shelf.
• C. He is tall enough to reach the shelf.
• D. He is enough tall reaching the shelf.

Identify the sentence where the verb requires a gerund as its object.

• A. I want to go.
• B. I hope to see you soon.
• C. I enjoy swimming.
• D. I need to study.

Which sentence correctly uses 'can't help' followed by the appropriate verb form?

• A. I can't help to laugh.
• B. I can't help laughing.
• C. I can't help laugh.
• D. I can't help to laughing.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'it' + 'be' + adjective + 'to' infinitive.

• A. It is easy learn English.
• B. It is easy to learning English.
• C. It is easy to learn English.
• D. It is easy learning English.

Choose the sentence where the infinitive is used as a complement after 'be'.

• A. I want to go.
• B. My dream is to travel the world.
• C. I need to study.
• D. She went to the store.

Which verb form correctly completes the sentence: 'They decided ______ a new car.'

• A. buying
• B. to buy
• C. buy
• D. bought

Select the sentence where the gerund acts as the subject complement.

• A. He enjoys reading books.
• B. Reading books is his hobby.
• C. His hobby is reading books.
• D. He is reading books.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'too' + adjective + 'to' infinitive.

• A. It is too cold to swim.
• B. It is too cold swimming.
• C. It is too cold to swimming.
• D. It is too cold swim.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'have difficulty' followed by a gerund?

• A. I have difficulty to understand him.
• B. I have difficulty understanding him.
• C. I have difficulty understand him.
• D. I have difficulty to understanding him.

Which sentence uses the infinitive of purpose correctly?

• A. I am eating to live.
• B. Eating is important.
• C. I like eating.
• D. Eating quickly is bad for you.

Select the sentence where the infinitive expresses purpose.

• A. I need to study.
• B. To study is important.
• C. I am going to the library to study.
• D. Studying is hard.

Which sentence correctly uses a gerund?

• A. I enjoy to read books in my free time.
• B. To swim in the ocean is my favorite activity.
• C. Reading books is one of my favorite activities.
• D. She likes to go to the park.

Which sentence uses the correct structure after the verb 'suggest'?

• A. I suggest to go to the beach.
• B. I suggest going to the beach.
• C. I suggest go to the beach.
• D. I suggest to going to the beach.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'spend time' followed by a gerund.

• A. I spend time to read.
• B. I spend time reading.
• C. I spend time read.
• D. I spend time to reading.

Which sentence correctly uses a gerund after a preposition of movement?

• A. He went to swim.
• B. He went for to swim.
• C. He went for swimming.
• D. He went swimming.

Which sentence uses the infinitive correctly after an adjective?

• A. It is important studying hard.
• B. It is important to study hard.
• C. It is important study hard.
• D. It is important studied hard.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'be worth' followed by a gerund.

• A. This book is worth to read.
• B. This book is worth reading.
• C. This book is worth read.
• D. This book is worth to reading.

Which sentence correctly uses 'look forward to' followed by the appropriate verb form?

• A. I look forward to see you.
• B. I look forward to seeing you.
• C. I look forward to saw you.
• D. I look forward to be seeing you.

Select the sentence where the gerund functions as an appositive.

• A. Swimming is good exercise.
• B. His favorite hobby, swimming, keeps him fit.
• C. He is swimming now.
• D. I enjoy swimming.

Choose the sentence where the infinitive is used as an adjective.

• A. I need to study for the exam.
• B. To forgive is divine.
• C. He has a book to read.
• D. She went to the store.

Identify the sentence where the gerund follows a phrase with 'of'.

• A. He is afraid to swim.
• B. He is afraid of swimming.
• C. He is afraid swim.
• D. He is afraid to swimming.

Which sentence correctly uses 'prevent' followed by a gerund?

• A. The rain prevented me to go out.
• B. The rain prevented me from go out.
• C. The rain prevented me from going out.
• D. The rain prevented me go out.

In which sentence does the gerund function as the object of a preposition?

• A. Swimming is good exercise.
• B. He is good at painting.
• C. I like painting.
• D. Painting is his hobby.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'be used to' followed by a gerund?

• A. I am used to get up early.
• B. I am used to getting up early.
• C. I used to getting up early.
• D. I used to get up early.

Identify the sentence where the gerund is the direct object of the verb.

• A. Swimming is my favorite sport.
• B. He is good at swimming.
• C. I enjoy swimming.
• D. Swimming helps me relax.

Which sentence correctly uses a possessive adjective before a gerund?

• A. I appreciate him to help me.
• B. I appreciate his helping me.
• C. I appreciate he helping me.
• D. I appreciate him help me.